his dreadful debate and two days after his high-stakes news conference how much trouble is. joe biden still in then the clock is ticking washington and the political world still wondering who will donald trump pick as his vp and check it out targets new policy which does not make me happy. the panel is here and ready to go. so sit back, relax, and let s talk about up first, president biden is spending the weekend with family at his beach home as doubts continued to cloud his political future despite an all out effort this week to answer democrats concerns. there are still questions about his fitness and some in his party keep pushing him to drop out then another candidate would give us a much better chance to win. democrats still divided over whether joe biden should keep running, should that conversation continued no, it shouldn t. he s earned that, right and i am going to give him that much respect. the president s still firm. he s staying in i believe remember the best
the overall bill through congress. it is expected to pass in the house today. also developing overnight, the biden administration launching air strikes targeting a location in syria used by two iran-backed militias. the move is retaliation for recent rocket attacks on american forces in the region. the pentagon says, quote, a handful of militants were killed. so we ll have more on those air strikes in a moment. let s begin with cnn s lauren fox live on capitol hill with the developments on the relief bill. so now what? well, not even halfway through biden s first 100 days, the house of representatives expected to pass that covid relief bill, $1.9 trillion by this evening. now the expectation, of course, is that this bill includes $1400 direct checks for americans making $75,000 or less. it also includes funding, of course, for schools and to get kids back to school. that includes money to help small businesses that have been hurt by the pandemic. but, look, last night t
todd: and 80-year-old man assaulted midflight because he took off his mask to wheat. what we just learned about the woman dubbed delta karen and the federal charges she now faces. benjamin: democrats closing the year without any major wins so they are hoping a change to the filibuster will pave the way to their election reform power grab. you are watching fox and friends first, benjamin hall in for carley shimkus. todd: president biden leaving for his 31 s trip to delaware. this after meeting with governors on the testing shortage and omicron prevention failures sweeping the nation as the cdc changes isolation protocol. david fund is live in washington with more. the cdc lowering the quarantine and isolation period from 10 to 5 days in an effort to get people back to work. the president and his administration admits being behind testing, is expected covid cases are spiking across the country, the cdc out with new guidance announcing a change in retirement. . the cdc thi
we will go live to the white house as soon as we se we will go live to the white house as soon as we se time for a look at the business news now. a major bridge in the us city of baltimore has collapsed after a container ship crashed into it. the bridge plunged into the water at around 01:30am local time along with vehicles and people. a huge search operation is under way for at least seven missing people, and the ship is now wedged into debris from the francis scott key bridge. i spoke to a professor from the university of maryland and he knows it well. this is the largest east coast port, the east coast has many more people than the west coast, the major north, north and south artery, it goes right under the harbour. major distributors like amazon have got their warehouses there. this is as close as we get to the suez canal. unlike the suez canal, the workaround is more convenient, and they can be used but there is no place on the east coast that can take this kind of carg
1000 are still missing after wildfires raise the historic town of lahaina to the ground. hawaii governor is calling this the worst natural disaster in the state s history. survivors say it looks like the apocalypse. this is outnumbered, i m emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner and joining us fox news contr contributor tammy bruce and david webb. shocking video out of lahaina show houses engulfed in flames, as strong winds and dry conditions pushed the fire into urban neighborhoods. some residents had no choice but to jump into the ocean to escape the flames. shocking photos show this 200-year-old church reduced to ash during the wildfire. satellite shots reveal the full destruction in lahaina. the image on left june 25th and the one on right is from wednesday, showing almost nothing left standing. mayor of maui claims the coastal town is gone and thousands will not be able to return to their homes for the foreseeable future. the mayor is